Hello, friends. This is Against Everyone with Connor Habib. Here is the third episode in a series that I'm doing on occult and esoteric Christianity, which is an evolving tradition that offers vitalizing insight into how to move forward. Across these episodes, I'll be talking about various streams and fruits of occult and esoteric Christianity as well,

some of its key figures. Rather than presenting the typically dogmatic, dominating, and totalizing

Christianity, which is always in danger being seized by people, especially conservatives with power,

this series will present a different and truer form, open, wounded, individuated, and powerless,

a tradition that relates to other spiritual paths without seeking to control or diminish them.

And also, I want to add that it is an occultism and esotericism that is not about commanding and controlling the spiritual realm

or relating us to materialism in a deeper way.

The first in this series, episode 220, featured Reverend Jonah Evans,

and the second 221 featured Reverend Patrick Kennedy, both of the

Christian community, which is a religious renewal movement inspired by Rudolf Steiner and various

occult, esoteric-minded theologians. For this episode, I'm moving from looking at esoteric

Christianity overall and towards one of its most

profound figures. Peter Dunaugh, who lived from 1830 to 1918, is also known as Binsaduono.

I first heard of Dunave through a quote from Rudolf Steiner.

Steiner said to someone interested in Anthroposophy,

there is a powerful spiritual movement in Bulgaria headed by a great spiritual initiate.

But Peter Dunev's teachings are not like Rudolf Steiner's.

They might have the same aims, but Steiner's path, Anthroposophy,

which you probably know if you listen to the show, because I mention it all the time,

that's a more intellectual path. And it is necessary to have an intellectual path. And the fruits of

that path, like biodynamic farming and Waldorf schools and so on and so forth,

are really important. But Dunev's path has a different effect on the feeling and thinking,

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